guest: i want to reduce drug >> tomorrow on "washington dinan gets hisen officials swear in. lie on theina welik inauguration and donations. "washington journal" live on sunday at 7 a.m. eastern on c- span. coming up, "the communicators" talks about the consumers electronics show in las vegas. later, i look at the national day of service with chelsea clinton. >> this week, "the communicators" this is one of the biggest consumer electronics show in the world -- in las vegas. they look at technology, tv, and the policy issues that accompany them. >> gary shapiro, it?,?, give usa snapshot of ces 2013. >> it has been phenomenal. more innovation than÷b ever. we a

dinan, are there enough republicans would support the current senate bill, along with enough democrats? >> that is the question out there. i do not know an answer to that. i would say it would be close. gave thets thevote momentum. the time it spent out there was 12 hours. the things that have come out have pushed some of those republicans that might have been on the fence and the other direction. it is a good question. there is probably no answer to that. we will not know until that is actually the choice facing republicans. as of 9 at -- right now, it is more likely they get enough support to try to have an amendment. nancy pelosi was asking for this up or down vote. i would doubt that happens. it is more likely to be on a republican amendment and the house would have to reject that and that would be the statement they want to go back to the senate amendment. >> if that becomes the case, what is the senate's role? >> when harry reid close down the senate to this morning, he essentially sent them home and said when i came over here a few minutes ago, the senate was in session. there a

host: stephen dinan will be joining us at the bottom of the hour.ater, author and historian richard norton smith will dig in the details of the second term and what this president could be facing. this headline is from "the washington examiner" -- the public information officer for the u.s. capitol police is joining us on the fund. guest: for having me. host: we look at the seams around washington, what can visitors expect tomorrow? guest: they should expect that we will do our best to protect people. give time to get through lines and things of that nature. host: this is a map we found this morning in "the washington post." the area in red it will be the high-security area. many of the roads around the capitol like the parade route will be shut down. d.c. officials are advising anybody coming to washington tomorrow to use mass transit, most notably metro which will be operating at peak hours beginning at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. for those who want to come to washington who don't have any vip tickets are media passes, where can they go and what c